[TERU: Novelty of Neural Net Approach]
goddard@aurel.caltech.edu
goddard at aurel.caltech.edu
Fri Apr 22 14:26:37 EDT 1988
> Conventional Systems Neural Net (Connectionist) Systems
>
>
>8. have complex structure have rather uniform structure
>..
>10. designed or programmed with learn from examples;
> rules specifying the system may self-organize
> behavior
Real (biological) neural networks have very complex computational structure.
Ask any computational neuroscientist. Connectionist networks will
need complex structure to solve hard problems. There is also a
significant amount of genetically determined structure in real neural
systems. We will also have to pre-structure artificial systems, to
bootstrap the subsequent learning.
Nigel Goddard
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